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After subpar opening drive versus Wisconsin, Michigan defense plays to its standard
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The Michigan Daily
10 Michigan football team’s game versus Wisconsin, several of the Wolverines’ defensive players huddled together on the sideline to talk about what had just happened.
A play later, on third-and-2, graduate defensive linemen Rayshaun Benny and Damon Payne both played a part in stuffing Wisconsin.
Following the opening drive, Wisconsin punted seven consecutive times.
After allowing a touchdown, the Wolverines’ defense played to its standard.
On a day when Michigan’s offense started slow, the defense holding Wisconsin to just 10 points played a major part in the Wolverines’ win.